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motion, and use this to perform hypothesis driven analysis of in-situ debris flow measurements You will perform field work to install and operate the systems, as well as to understand sediment transfer
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Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior, Radolfzell / Constance | Constance, Porto | Portugal | 11 days ago
PhD Student (m/f/d) | Analysis of communication and coordination in animal groups Young Researchers Radolfzell / Constance Developmental and Evolutionary Biology & Genetics Behavioral Sciences
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impacts, require significant investment, must fit within constrained urban spaces, and must satisfy ever-changing, diverse user needs. Modern data collection and analysis methods are well-suited to capture
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industrial uses. The recent focus of the group includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic polymer networks; (ii) (bio)material processing; (iii) organ perfusion and regeneration; (iv
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focus of the group (www.macro.ethz.ch/) includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic polymer networks; (ii) (bio)material processing; (iii) organ perfusion and regeneration; (iv) tools
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understanding of the mechanisms that govern debris flow motion is a core research topic in the Chair of Engineering Geology at ETHZ As part of this, the group collects and analyses an unprecendented
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) relevant to energy, process, and materials engineering, with a strong focus on: Advanced numerical modelling and simulation Experimental methods and sensor technologies Data analysis of real-world
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applications You have good programming skills for image processing, image analysis and/or hardware control. You are eager to learn, can work independently and have a creative and solution-driven mindset
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fundamental route: robotic matter whose constitutive properties can be programmed on demand. By enabling mechanical modulus, viscoelastic response, and flow behavior to be reconfigured within a single
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international team combines materials chemistry, optical spectroscopy, electron microscopy, theoretical modeling, and numerical simulation to understand and control materials at the nanoscale. Project background